Mahalo
San Francisco, CA

San Francisco Village

EIN 26-1300020
Health & Wellness Healthy Aging & Senior Care Seniors
Mission

To connect older San Franciscans to the community, resources and expertise they need to live independently in the places they call home.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About San Francisco Village

San Francisco Village is a 501(c)(3) membership organization that builds intergenerational, community-based supports to help older San Franciscans remain independent in their homes and neighborhoods. The Village model combines volunteer neighbor-to-neighbor assistance, member programming, and partnerships with health and social service providers to address isolation, transitions from hospital to home, and everyday needs. The organization reports a community of over 700 members aged 60+, more than 200 multi-generational volunteers, a small professional staff, and a 12-member board; it offers 35–40 programs and events per month (many virtual) and runs targeted initiatives such as a hospital readmission prevention/wellness program in partnership with local health providers. San Francisco Village has maintained public financial filings (Form 990 series) and annual reports; recent financials from the latest filings show annual revenue and expenses near the organization’s budget scale (approximately $0.9–1.0M in the most recent filing year), and the Village has continued program and staff growth and public-facing reporting in the last 2–3 years.

Notable achievements

Aicher Impact Award (2024)

Received the 2024 Aicher Impact Award from Everyday Democracy, a national recognition that included a cash prize and public acknowledgement for the organization’s inclusive, community-driven work with older adults.

Hospital Readmission Prevention Program

Developed and operates a wellness and hospital-readmission-prevention program in partnership with local health providers (including California Pacific Medical Center/Sutter Health), offering transitional support services to members and ACE unit patients for a defined post-discharge period.

Scale of community programming

Grew into a stable membership and volunteer network (700+ members, 200+ volunteers) while sustaining a high volume of monthly programming (roughly 35–40 events per month) and maintaining regular annual reporting and Form 990 filings.

At a glance

Total assets
$846K
Annual revenue
$985K
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
26-1300020
Location
San Francisco, CA
On Mahalo since
April 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Designated a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization and maintains public Form 990 filings; recognized in nonprofit databases and reporting platforms.
Winner of the Everyday Democracy Aicher Impact Award (2024), a national award honoring organizations that advance inclusive community engagement.
Partner recognition from local health systems for collaborative programs (notably the partnership to pilot hospital-transition and ACE unit supports).

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